@isaz It would be really very good and safe for users and families

@landlord4714 Not at this time.

@Kostas-Zinelis glad to hear that, you are welcome!

I see expected splash of topics from disappointed users after official announcement of Movescount retirement. I still think that roadmap has to be created to make all users to know what is happening with Suunto app. Now you cannot say that you are not pushing users to use Suunto app

@freeheeler it depends heavily on the type of exercise. I never forgot to stop an activity (though i forgot to start it a few times) when cycling or XC skiing, but when downhill skiing, with the watch under the ski jacket, it happened to me a few times.

My email. For what it’s worth. Good evening, I want to note that there are currently two threads on the Suunto app feature request forum dedicated Interval workout functionality - essential to any athlete looking to improve their performance. These thread were started one year and five months ago, respectively. Presently, there is no good way for the 9 (the watch I have) or the Spartan series to guide athletes through these workouts. And yet, this functionality that is already in place for the Ambit series. It exists on most other manufacturers’ devices as well. (Certainly those in the Spartan series’s price range.) The individuals who post on that site are dedicated Suunto users…your biggest fans. I appreciate Suunto’s work to integrate Strava. I am fond of the interval data embedded in the description of activities when I use the (limited) interval features on my 9. However, other manufacturers’ devices automatically create laps based on these intervals and this information is also sent. This sort of functionality would be a welcome addition, but only a first step towards incorporating the critical functionality described above (and requested by so many). I respect the inclination to work meticulously, and to avoid over promising. But, I can’t see how keeping your most fervent fans in the dark for a year is the best strategy. Respectfully, Andrew Sent from my iPhone

For the last few days I’ve been researching Suunto versus some other companies. I decided to order a Race S but disappointed that it will not write Sleep to Apple Health. Additionally, I’d like it to write blood oxygen, respiratory rate, resting heart rate and HRV. The included screenshot is a chart I made comparing what other companies do in this area. This does not include all categories, as for example everyone does “steps” but I don’t care about that so left it off and some do “height” and “weight” etc. [image: 1743858388746-9921f3dc-4eee-4c28-ac72-002801bc6e96-image.png] My situation is I have an Apple Watch Series 7 that is starting to get worse with the battery (can only hold maximum 77%) and while I like the Apple Watch rather than replacing it with a new one I wanted to supplement it with a second device. My hope was to only wear the Suunto to sleep so the Apple Watch could be on the charger all night, then use both strategically throughout the day. I need to figure out a new strategy. Fortunately for Suunto, other options also suffered in one way or another and overall there were things from Suunto I wanted to explore like ZoneSense. I do hope Suunto improves export of data to the Apple Health system in the future.

@mirja-vartiainen not sure if I can answer your question, but I will try: You could push lap button to create laps, and then you will get a table with this data (lap duration, avg pace…). You can just mark the autolap option in the watch. You could also, change X axis from Duration to Distance, and then make a selection (then you will see, the data infor for the selected part) [image: 1630866625608-captura-de-pantalla-2021-09-05-a-las-20.29.39.png] I hope this helps BR

It’s the reason I have an A3 along with my S9P blue titanium, to be able to have on point distance measurement for pool swim sessions, and if you add that you can teach the A3 how you swim each style, it made me pull the trigger on a less than 100 usd brand new A3P that was only a in-store shown watch here in Suunto México Haven’t tried after latest firmware update for S9P, but last year A3P did a more real measurement of distance in Open water as well , S9P measured like 400 meter less

@Esa-Andstén said in Ability to edit the sleep time: Hi! New forum user here. I’ve had the Suunto Race S for almost a year now and like it very much. However there are a couple of missing features/options in the Suunto ecosystem. One big omission is that there’s no way to edit sleep times. I’ve had many occasions, where the watch thinks that I’m sleeping when I’m lying on the couch watching tv. Then it reports that I’ve had 11 hours of sleep that night It’s frustrating that you can’t cut these obvious misinterpretations away. I think this should be trivial to implement. Even Polar has had this option for years now Not to make excuses for Suunto, but it’s easy for someone who has not seen the code to assume any feature or bug is “trivial,” not understanding underlying factors in code. Moreover, typically it’s less “it’s hard” and more “it’s not a priority.” Teams are tasked to do many things, generally implementing new features and fixing old features, and how they prioritize things can seem weird for those of us with pet issues. For example, I wish Suunto would highly improve their export to Apple Health, which I’m written about elsewhere. If Suunto sent sleep data to Apple Health, for example, then perhaps I could use some other tool to edit/analyze this, which would (in a roundabout way) be a workaround to your issue. I imagine Suunto sees things as “people should primarily use Suunto app” so my desire is likely lower on their priority list. All I can do is send feature requests to Suunto support (which this forum is not a substitute for), discuss things here for more visiability, and, ultimately, use other devices if Suunto does not meet my needs. As you may have seen, your response to this thread comes 4 years since the last post, and sleep issues have been a concern for a long time.

Good day! With despair I heard the news about MC will be discontinued. After years of using this very practical program for both our Ambit 3 Peak and Suunto 9. As my old Ambit 3 doesnt like wind at all (obviously!) the total ascent was sometimes completely wrong and I could change in the MC app everything I wanted. I also loved to export my moves as .gpx and import them into Google Earth as for mountaineers it is always brilliant to see the track in 3D. Also - after having done the synchronisation between SA and MC once…i do not seem to be able to move-or synchronize-one move i have corrected in MC to the SA. And why is it not possible to see all your personal data - like ascent/descent - time - …like the setting of the activity filter in MC??? for every single sport??? Like…i want to see how many vertical metres have I done mountaineering/skitouring/hiking…etc? As long as those features are not working in SA…I would call the SA just a nice gimmick I could easily live without!! Please pardon my english - no native speaker. Maybe there is the one or other solution other users could help me with … as the Q&A are mostely useless. Thank you.

@scaladan yes

So did this end up getting parked since it’s available on the S9/S7 series of watches directly? Would be nice to have it centrally located for those of us that have multiple watches…

I just got better informed. The entire post should be in ‘The lounge’ My apologies to all.

Yesssss pls !!!

Yes POIs are not transferred as of today, not sure why, I also believe it should work the same as for routes.

@dankcushions thanks - interesting to read and I can go with their use case and their scientific approach (as far as I can say, not knowing too much about the details of it as somebody how has neither a medical nor biological degree): [image: 1748185086106-img_6618.jpeg] But - at least for me - their algorithm in Garmin devices often didn’t correspond on how I felt and how I should workout. So it didn’t really help me to find balance. But that’s just me and perhaps there are people who find it more appropriate to how those metrics correlate on how they feel and are happy with it getting their daily readiness scores from it.

Bump, we need better weight tracking through SA. The only way to update our weight is through the watch, and you can’t even use decimal and only whole numbers. There must be better weight tracking, especially if someone’s weight is trending up/down over a long period of time, which affects our VO2 max calculations!